Showing posts with label multiple images. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multiple images. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 December 2014

Multiple Imagery - Work Diary

In this session we had to walk around college and shoot multiple imagery. Multiple imagery is when you take multiple photographs of similar things and create a compilation of them. I found this task quite easy because it was very enjoyable and fun to shoot. 

This is one of my favourite photographs because it is original and quirky. The lighting is done well well because it is natural lighting and therefore is already bright before editing. The composition of each individual photograph is central which works best because of how the images are put together. If I were to improve this image I would vary the background of each image so there are more interesting backgrounds.

I ike this photograph because of the colours. The autumn dark colours look good in this photograph because all the colours compliment each other. There is not really a specific composition in each individual image which looks good because it shows nature at its finest. If I could improve this image I would replace some of the individual photographs.

If I were to improve my multiple imagery shoot I would experiment with photographing more interesting things, I would also like to try and do multiple imagery with people because I think that would work very well. After I shot multiple imagery I researched some other images which has influenced me to improve my work. These are some multiple imagery photographs that influenced me:




Tuesday, 2 December 2014

Multiple Imagery - Image Bank

Multiple Imagery can be done in a number of way as shown in the photographs above, such as many images put next to each other in a square or putting to images on top of each other. Multiple Imagery can be used to show of a subject from different angles and it can also be used to show movement. It is an effective way to edit a photograph because it is simplistic yet unique.
Multiple imagery can be done in many ways as you can see from this image, it is done by using the same photographs but cropping some parts and putting them onto the original image.

Multiple imagery can also be done by putting loads of images together and making a new picture.

This image is done by taking two photographs and putting them on top of each other, this is another creative way to do multiple imagery.

The easiest way to do multiple imagery is to take similar pictures and putting them next to each other. Although this is the simplest  way, it can look very effective.

Multiple imagery can also be done by taking similar photographs and then overlapping them, this creates a sense of movement.

Furthermore, another way to do multiple imagery is to take the outline of one photograph and then fill it with a completely different one, this is a very effective way to photograph.